Tag Archives: Using the Stage

Change your perspective

Posted on 10/08/2018 by John Zimmer

Good, better, best. Bad, worse, worst. One, two, three. Past, present, future. When we speak, we often find ourselves comparing things (e.g., different investment opportunities; different options for a business) or reviewing a timeline (e.g., stages of a project). Thus, … Continue reading →

Posted in Delivery | Tagged gestures, Presentation, public speaking, stage movement, Using the Stage | 5 Comments

Six Public Speaking Lessons from Freddie Mercury

Posted on 23/04/2013 by John Zimmer

Freddie Mercury was the heart, the soul, the very essence of showmanship. The lead vocalist and lyricist of Queen had one of the most incredible unique singing voices ever. And his singing talent was matched, step for step, by his … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged audience, Freddie Mercury, Queen, stage, Under Pressure, Using the Stage, vocal variety | 16 Comments

Speeches from Film: Henry V

Posted on 16/10/2010 by John Zimmer

William Shakespeare wrote many inspirational speeches for his different characters. One of the best known is the St. Crispin’s Day speech delivered by King Henry to his troops in the classic Henry V. To set the stage, prior to the epic battle … Continue reading →